The Dreamcast console (DC for short) launched by Sega at that time became the last home console launched by the company because it failed to withstand the powerful offensive of Sony's PlayStation 2. Sega also became A software developer specializing in game development. However, in the minds of many players, DC is still a dream console just like its name. (Related articles: Classic Gikendo - The last dream of Sega, the blue king of the gaming industry: Dreamcast)
▲The Dreamcast console is the last home console produced by Sega.
The memory card of the DC host is also a very special product. The memory card called VisualMemory is a memory card device with an LCD screen and independent control buttons. Recently, some enthusiastic gamers have replaced the LCD screen part of DC's memory card with an iPod Nano, turning the original VM memory card into a portable device with a high-definition color screen. And the appearance is retro and quite interesting.
▲The DC memory card, which was originally supposed to be a monochrome LCD screen, transformed into a cool portable device after being inserted into the iPod Nano.
▲ Manual DIY to put the iPod Nano in, you have to open the outer hole first.
▲It looks really trendy when paired with Starbucks drinks~